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DUE-2 Gottenburgli,, I Dublin, 2 Waterford. PRICE 01. STOCKS • THIS OA V A T TWELVE O ' CLOCK. COnscils for Opening .66 Rel. Ann. - - 65 THE SAN. aoLam QUIS DICLRt FALSUNI AUDiAT'? LONDON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER eos. Although there were no arrivals from Spain yes- - terday, a report was very confidently circulated that another battle had taken place, in which our troops were engaged,• and in which the enemy was defeat ed; we should feel great pleasure in .confirming thiS intelligence, but no accounts whatever have reached this country of a date subset - mot to thosewhich we have communicated to o it ReiElers. Yesterday; about twelve o'clock, bis. MAJESTY came to town- from 'Wh4dsor, and was _received at the Queen's .Palace by the 1.),..kes of YoRK,. KENT, SLISSRX, and CAmAgtoGE. - At two o'clock his MA JESTY held . a priyate Levee, whiCh was attended by The Archbishop of Canterbury, - the Lord President of the Cfiuncil, - the - First Lord, of the‘Treasury,. the,Seeretariesnt -State. for the Foreign : and W ar D e p artments, t h e 'Ch ance ll or of the Exchequer, the. First Lord of the Admiralty, the President of the lioa:ti of . Trade., the .ludge Advocaie, the Duke of 'Montrose, tile Spanish AniOas...iadur, Lords Heat h (pold" Stick) St. Hekir's, (in waiting) (iolrernur Ca, tneron, Captain Brace, Sir S. Cotiercl, Ifoine,.&c• . , The following had the honour of being presented to .his MAJESTY • Atirniral Apodaca, Upon his being appointer) Envoy Ex. traordinary anti 111utiStCi. Pleinpotentiaty tioni the Supreme jur,'ta of Spain, Can&tig, coticiacAL-1. by Sir S. Cotterel, the' Masfer of the Cerenntnies. ii;s Excellency had an audience ot.his Majesty, de - livered his eredenti;als, and was nib'st graciOtAly .receiv&i. Capta.inlitace, ifc;y4i Navy, of the Virginie, up. a his re tu'rn fro:n Governor CThrncron, - upon- his return 1-1-mll4lle r Home, upon 1115 'oeirigapiointeci'S.rjeant . Surgeon to the King. . • Atter the Court had broke-tip, INIAJ E.ST OW on his return to Wiods.a. His MAJESTY . held a Priv? Couicil, rind gave audiences to the Duke of Poit•rLAND and the Cabi- net Ministers present. Mr. RYDER, the Judge Adyocate,laid before His MAJESTY the proceedings of song COurts.-Martial. , Yesterday Her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES, with a select party, dined at Her Majesty's house, at Frogwore. A seed pirt\• of distinguiSlied - Agriculturists are gone down on a farming visit to Mr. 11, UlLr.s, • a his seat in . Hert:ordshire. • The coachmen thdt drove the long stage's in last night from the Nprthernitoan, represent it to be almost impassable below Grantham, from the heavy NI of snow. Yesterday her' Royal Highness the Princess'of WALEs.entertained a st-lerA party of fashionables at dinner, at her seat at Blackheath. - His Royal lii , z lhrieEs the Duke of CUMBERLAND had a seleel dititipr party yesterday, at his house in St. James's. lestVrday his noy3l Highness the . Duke of Sus sax and a 'tarty.ut 2vidititry Gentlemen ditied at the Cittrendorr Hotel, flood-street. Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY left town on-saturcliy, for Ireland, from whence lie is expeCied to return in ten dens. • The Transport Board have given notice that, they are ready to tontra& for a.tew , more •cOppettd at.d other "Kransport,.., ,onie' - for three., and of hers for sx mont?ii service.' It ~apposed 'they are intended to be.sent to Spain and Poilugati , , The report of the Judge Adt•ocate laying before the KING yestetday the proceedings of the Court of Inquiry of the Cpuveutiou of cintra, appehrs.to'be •erroneous.. Our Renders q ilt .tecoileet; that iu the appoirktment of the.COurt of Inquiry it .that' the report sh;iuld t).t wade throng!) tiii3 7 m t edium of ►he. Duke of Yott The Mike of PoitTLAND gave pigrand Cabinet dinner ye i s;erday at Bodington-hoiase,-at which were present the LORD CHANct.t.ott; -Earls .CAMDEN, BATHIAST, and WESTMORLAND_; Lords CASTLE REAGH and MULORAVE; Mr; Secretary CANNING, Mr.PERcEVA L. . Lord CASILEREApIi has transa&ed the 13116h - le:3s of Secretary of State for the florrie 'Department since ,the death of the Earl of 1,tv2ktP601,,. on Saturday, 'ail Will continue to do so to till tilt, funeral, when the present Eq; I will 1-i:suit - lc hi. official funaions. Most of the 2tilitt;ote_rs, the DoLe. of MoNTftoSE, and a large asseiitbi pge of tbe:Minister,i'lrientli,_ are expetited at the E:0 "of CA - MbEN's; on SalOrday, at hi se tt,.the NVl.leinest, iu Ktmi, to :spend Christ-- ma, with the - • Yesterday be; SI l) y, the saint. was obaeryed at COtirl its a coliar'cla:', by ':itizthose.who attt-nded,belonin to tit,: 139t4e.:-order's ,Aearing:their , INDIA Housr,..--Ye . stp=l;iy Coiirt , of Dire6lors was li‘et,J, w.heil Captain J. M •was.s . worn into the co;. - ninand ot_tne S!lip Det.ons l :4;e, consigned •io . • . ,111adras and 13etig. ..> >; ~.~ ...~t. -~ NAVAL NEWS. I , ' • PLYISIourn, DEC. io.—Arrived the Norge,:a l 74 wills, from Portsmouth ; and Arethusa Frigate from - Soirrit is not ascertained whether she brings - any intelligence. Also arrived the Mary, REEVES, from .Lisbon,.laSt from Dartmouth.; and_ the .Virie,Can-ta l TIE, from Stockholm, with tea, 'for this -- fiort. PpnTsmou - rx; 'DEc. 21.—Arrived the Clarendon, BROWN, &Om. the Downs, bound to Newcastle, with the loss of two anchors and cables. The Galliot Rose in June, of Swansea, G. GEORGE Master, from Cork, with provisioni, for London, was, on the 13th inst. abandoned by the Master, at which time her main-mast was cut away, larboard side sioye in, by being ran 'foul of, and having been on shore during the voyage, was so leafy that the crew were worn out with fatigue at the pumps in their endeavours to keep the water under; and at the time the Captain got on board' a Pilot Boat, which came to his assistance, the crew were sa, re-, duced by fatigue that they had not strength to fol low him or make their escape in the boat, and from the water being at that time in the hold Within nine inchei of the scuppers, there is but little doubt she soon after foundered-. 'DEAL, DEC. 21.—Arri%ied in the Downs, the Prince of Brazil, CORTEN, from Oporto; and the Magnet, COVEEDAILE, 69:n Portsmouth.. 'Arrived his Majesty's Ships Pandora, Bustler, Blazer, Cracker, Furious, and Indignant, - from a CrUIZe. HULL, DEC.. 19.—Tne Minerva, LOFT, from Gottenburgh, is arrived in the Htunher, with a Fleet, which passed safe through the Belt in days from DelarO. The ilgenoria, MAXWELL, from this port, has put into Yarmouth leaky. The Watt, one of, the largest Ships belonging to Liverpool, which cost the proprietors 1.5,0001 is lost in the river St. Lawrence ;. fifteen other vessels haiie been lost there this year. , As a preventive, light-houses should be eredel on different parts of that extensive and rapid river. Th.e IThreas, fro,lniStockhohn to this port, laden with deal and iron, is on shore, on Caister Beach-- vessel. and, cargo likely to be saved. The Apollo, GARBUTT, of Whitby, from Stock lan to London, put into Scarborough on the 11th instant, having lost her boats, with Other.darnage; and sailed from thence for London on Wednesday: The Lyoliq and Mary:Ann, WATSON, of London, from 'Newcastle to London, is obliged to deliver her cargo of coals at Scarborough, in order to' repair, having sprung a leak. The Hope, LADDER, of Whitby, in ballast, is on shore on Gorleston Beach, but is likely .to be got otr with little damage. NAVAL COURT MARTIAL-3:londay morning; pursuant to a signal from the 'Sai:vador del Mundu, 112 guns, Admiral YOUNG, in Hamoaze, a Court Ma•c al was held on hoard that Ship, for he trial of Mr. Smitt, late Master's Mate o f in e P ar thicui, 'l4 guns, for the murder - oi' BOLUERSTON, board that Ship, last Tue,,day sesnuight, on her pas sage tO - Corunna, with dispatches, Rear-Admiral . SUTTON was President ; G..EASTLAKE, Esq. Judge Advocate. The Court was uncommonly crowded on the occasion, amt. 51%2 MI appeared before it with unconituon hardihood. After the et idenee for the prosecution was gone throu g h, th e p r i soner was called on for hiS defence ; but he said he supposed it was no use, and 'therefore should decline making any de fence at all. - The Court was then cleared ; and on its being resumed, the Prisoner vas. informed, that be was tound guilty of the foul murder of Captain BoLD,ERsToN, amid that he was sentenced to he hanged at the yard-arm of such Man of War as the Lords of the Admiralty should. please to He was remanded into close custody, and retired . sullenly to his birth, under the care of the • Master at Arms and Provost Martial : it' is not yet known then his execOlion tako; It is plain that the Opposition 'Writers cannot agree among themselves, from the inconsistent and contradidory nature of their,attacks on,Ministers.—' • A day or t wo ago one of their Journals blamed Go vernment for having too promptly published' the unfavourable accounts which it had received from, Spain, as they were calculated to depress the hopes of the nation, which takes so strong and so meti totions an interest in the :ate of that country.— To-day; however, we are told, that Ministers will be highly blameable if they poSsess any unfavourable. :intelligence, and withhold it from the public. It is well tor the nation that Ministers are not under the 'necessity of-attending to the suggestions of these writers, for it they • were, it would be a matter of -great difficulty what course they should adopt, ,amidst such discoi - dant opinions, particularly as all of the • Opposition wiseacres, in general, are equally entitled to, regard. , _ • • A few days since, as Mr. Win. Ogilvie, .wh o h as trim,lately returned trim, Shetland; was passing through • HolbOrn,..-a sharper'gqi into converS'aitOn with him, enticed him into a public house, -where they were joined by two.others; and in a,short - time contrived to fleece him of 401. by the * old trick of chalking undt.:r a hat. , '• Sir WfI,LIAM ROWLEY'S, at Fendring Hall, in :Stiffolk, will pe , very gay ; so will Bradby Had, in Cheshire, the seat of the Earl of CHESTERFIELD ; :And ;ht.'; Marine Pavilion of the•M,lrquis of LANS• 'NOW N E, at Soujhampton. ELECTION OF COMMON COUNCIL. ' Yesterday being St. Thomas's My, the differ ent Wards in the City of London met to elect the Cure' mon Council for the year ensuing. The Lo flo Minor, held a Wardrnote for Cornhill, Which lie represents, and where there was no alteration from 'last year; he afterwards held Wardmotes in the Wards of Billings,ate Tower, and Broad -street, "whole 'Aldermen were prevented arteTidiov from ill . " disposition. - The following are the Wards coo tested', and those in which changes have taken place • FARRINGDON WITHOUT. This Ward., accordirta to custom, is contes(eci.-'" 3 Mr. latitt4 having" retired, there are two new Can. didates to succeed him, • viz. Mt. MILLER and Mr.• CROQKE. At the close of the poll yesterday, at halt past three] the numbers ware--, IA Sir J. Branscomb ; '. 24 Mr. Reeve - - ,% *Mr. Crooke - 2 9 Grillith - - 21 Reeves - - 27 Murrell , - - z[ 1 waitlman _ ..' 26 Wright - - Youlig - - 24. Nichols - - 2, t$ Bardin, ~- - -23 Brewer ( Deputy) - t; _ 1 Dawrt , - -._23 1 Harper Herring (Deputy) - 23 1 I. Brewer *lVltllet,.' - - 22 FARRINGD( Mr. Scatcherd - - 43 Daw - • - 43 Pritchard . - - 4z 1 ' - V inter - . - 39 , 4 Lei , :i ' - - 38 Cdwel I - -33 Crowihar - - 3 1 Wheble - - - zy Stoke ; - - 26 CORDWAINER WARD. Mr, Smith - . 3; Mr. - Watson Haniulan - - p Abbey Kemble (Deput)) 32 ,Hick Row - • - 3 1 *Jones • Tuinhey - . - 2:, * Blake . BISHOPSGA 1.••' WITHOUT. *Mr. (,'lode - - 66 'Mr. White Windus - -• 64 Knight Nash - - . 63 f rieker • Duelf,ll - 63 Gough Sir W. Rawlins - 63 Gould 'Mr. Greenaway - 57 Poynder Clark - - 57 . *Freeman, - - ' Rosa - - 53 Those marked thus * are . new Candidates.' ~ • . ~ - • BRIDGE welizt). Mr. Jos. LACY, . in the place of Mr. Cor s, de' ceased, N WITHIN. ir. Cooke Smith - Metcalf - .• Walker 2; Smith -2; lames Smith ;.; Roberts - • Lewis; - ' - 14 _ . S r - 7;1 QUEENEIITHE WARD. Mr. DRAKE; in' the place o f M r . SHAW, resign BREAD-STREET. Mr. DAKIN, in the place of Mr. FIENsLEY, re' signed. The other Wards are represented. in Conlin ° Commit by their former trirmbers. HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. • ce The poll on the Hampshire Election com Me -o de , d on Tuesday, at Winchester. Sir John Pollen , dined. in conse quence , i t i s su p pose d , o f an asst r t i o arice frdin the friends of Mr. Heathcote, tha t 0 objettion taken to the eligibility of the latter v7 i „ groundless; of coin - se there wt-re only two ca„,°rz' . dates, viz. Mr. Herbert and Mr. .Heathcote. vious to the . ' Nil ; notice was giVen to the Sheri t that' it would close at eleven' o'clock, as Mr. 17 - ler ber c did not regard the nu m b er o f votes , int en ding 10 entirely 'upon the decision of the House of mons op the point whether his opponent .vas or not. — Accordingly, at eleven o'clock, the r, closed; viten the number of votes appeared i° o v i for Mr. Heatticote, 42--for Mr.. - Herbert course, Mr. Heathcoie - was declared by the • .Sheritis duly elected. • - te ch, Mr. HEATtICOTE the - n, in an app r op r i a t e V i : t o begged the 'Freehold e r s , w h o were hi s tricii""ida accept his sincere thanks f o r th e i r support said; .that, by electing him as their Representa ti ' s i they had conferred on hint the objea ot his hig t . i t ' br ambition , ; that he sh ou ld a l ways exert hi tn selt their interest ; and as to the question about his e gibility, he telt not the least alarm on that.poiti t • ir Mt. HERBERT als o thanked his friends for time ; supprirt ; and said, that if the House ot CP llllll° li i i i c t should declarelrk opponent ineligibl e , he 51)° ,1,,, then have the honour to represent thew in F." O rent, when he trusted th e y wou ld not find wanting - in his - duty either to hi; countly.or 1115c ° The Meeting th e n br o k e u p, an d M r. Fierithcol° Was chaired by the,.popullce. rr ANTELOPIAN SOCIETY.--Yesercay being - St. = j mar's Day, this ahci ;in!i reipectible Society di ttibuted their annual donation of bread, when i c wards of 700 deserving objects received a terripol l , relief. Thi s S oc i et y h as l ong b een conspicuo us its liberality towards the needy and distressed , T , A.O regiments of infantry, the 8 . 7,h (2.d ba`,, lion) from Malde n , an d !he 88111 (tst bat Cott from Weeley, are on th e ir. m ar ch f or the Catite rbll, ry district, in order to be in readjuess tor' eln{~ar tiara at the shortest notice. The 88th is tO ar t riVe', .Itatnsgate and M a r gate on Ti!ursiiay, FricloP 81 , 1" Sa 4 - day-next ; and the 87th at Canterbury, " turday, Monday, and Tuesday. Toe 2d Surrey : I ' l ,', Angleseilitia, in consequence, move from R 3111 ;4 pte Mar !,e and 'Broadstairs, that the 1 3 : 4 " 6 „'i .at Ilarnsgate may be left open for the receptiol l - the troop. . His Majesty's Ship Capt. GROUBE, cotnOanied by a very rich Danish Ship, bound iro n , the Isle of France, • is.arriVCd 2t Madras. We und.' - ' l. O stand,the Victor during her cruize, captured se e te Danish Vessels lad en with articles of considerao` value. A private letter fr om Stockholm, received by' I,c last Mail, says :—"lThe loSs of, Finland during this war has long been expected, .and the above inten i ; gence has therefore not occ as i one d th e sen sation which might have need supposed. beg •y9° ' Bl il not allow yourseit t o b e a la rme d by an V foolishl.- e party of the Russians penetratitig farther"inch Sw e ' den." THE TETEATRE.--7The part of 01, 1 1elio wa' per formed by Mr. Yoomo, for the first time, last nib l ; at the Haymarket Theatre. The same good 5 1 ) 11 and feelings which h a v e. h i th erta marked his acii tti l were evident in his re p resentat i on o f t h is velY d ia l 0 crilt charader. COOKE supp o rt e d the part of J*7 o with his usual success. It is certainly a eery efft m=l " performance. Mrs. BILLING TON is eK d eaCd to resume her sta'' Lion at the Opera House in the' approaching 11/ as CATALAN', or r +tiler her husband, ,has, it is ' 3l ; positi.ely refused to consent to a proposed a!' it Anent of salary. •